Beach & Island
Cannon Beach
📍 Cannon Beach, OR 97110, USA
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Introduction
Cannon Beach is an Oregon coast village best known for Haystack Rock — a 72-metre sea stack rising off the shore, its base a protected tide-pool teeming with anemones and starfish at low tide. A long, walkable beach of driftwood and bonfires meets a compact town of galleries, bookshops and cafés. Misty, artistic and unhurried, it is the Pacific Northwest's postcard of coastal calm, where the rock watches over every sunset.
✨ Highlights
1
Haystack Rock
72m sea stack.
2
Tide Pools
Anemones and stars.
3
Gallery Town
Artsy vibe.
4
Driftwood Beach
Bonfires, long walks.
5
Misty Calm
NW coast mood.
6
Rock at Sunset
Daily ritual.
🛈 Practical Info
→Best season：Summer–Autumn
→Duration：Half to full day
→Getting there：Oregon coast
→Fee：Beach free
→Parking：Town zoned
→Pools：At low tide
💡 Tips
• Tide pools show only at low tide.
• Rock is protected; don't climb.
• Slow down in fog.
• Galleries host weekend shows.
• Follow local bonfire rules.
• Town parking is zoned pay.
FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Cannon Beach?
Tide pools show only at low tide. Rock is protected; don't climb.
Information on this page is compiled from public sources. Opening hours, ticket prices and other details may change — please verify with official sources before your visit.
